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You could also try using Zeos. It has a free, portable, thin, open
source, and native FB1.5 driver. It is structured like JDBC if thats
your bag.

Thomas Miller wrote:

| Here is the likely problem. You are using a driver that has lots of bugs
| in it and was designed to be used with a different database.
|
| try the Upscene driver. http://www.upscene.com
|
| Luciano Enzweiler wrote:
|
|
|> GetDriverFunc=getSQLDriverINTERBASE
|>
|>
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